Follow

• 

  Interview with Clarence Maher, November 1990 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This interview is with Clarence Maher, including riding in a car with Jim Kimball and discussing local landmarks Clarence knew as a child. The interview continues at Clarence's home, playing tunes and discussing their history.

• 

  Interview with Clarence Maher, November, 1992

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Clarence Maher who talks about his childhood and his children. Clarence also plays various songs and discusses how he knows them. There are various people talking in the background.

• 

  Interview with Clarence Maher, October 1987

  James W. Kimball

  This recording is James “Jim” Kimball giving a summary of an interview with Clarence Maher

• 

  Interview with Clarence Maher, October 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Clarence Maher who talks about where he has performed. Clarence also plays tunes with James “Jim” Kimball in this recordings. There is some background music at the beginning of the recording.

• 

  Interview with Clarence Maher, September, 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This interview is with Clarence Maher who is talking about his childhood, his wife’s family, and his immediate family. Clarence also plays songs and explains where he learned them.

• 

  Interview with Clyde Liles & Mabel Liles, 1991

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Clyde and Mabel Liles. During the interview Clyde and Mabel talk about the various venues they performed at and what dance figures were there. There are moments of silence when James “Jim” Kimball is looking at photos of the dances.

• 

  Interview with Dave Hall, 1990s

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Dave Hall.

• 

  Interview with David "Dave" Hall, Geneseo, NY, January 1990 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Dave Hall who plays tunes that he knows. Harry Taylor and his wife, Martha are also present.

• 

  Interview with David "Dave" Hall, Geneseo, NY, January 1990 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Dave Hall who plays tunes that he knows. Harry Taylor and his wife, Martha are also present.

• 

  Interview with Dennis Darling, Stafford, NY, June, 1989

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Dennis Darling who talks about how violins are made, where he got them, and what musicians were present at different venues. Dennis also plays a short tune on each violin and a recording of a 1930s dance.

• 

  Interview with Dick Hall's Family, Binghamton, NY, 1990s

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Richmond "Dick" Hall's children. Topics center on Dick's career as a square dance caller and how it impacted his family. Jim Kimball plays square dance calls on his fiddle to see if the family can identify if Dick performed those specific calls.

• 

  Interview with Ellison & Caroline Woodworth, East Palmyra, NY, 1993 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Ellison H. Caroline Woodworth who talk about tunes they know.

• 

  Interview with Ellison & Caroline Woodworth, East Palmyra, NY, 1993 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Ellison H. Caroline Woodworth who talk about tunes they know.

• 

  Interview with Ellison Woodworth & family, Palmyra, NY, 1996

  James W. Kimball

  This recording is mainly an interview with Ellison Woodworth in 1996, and a copy of a portion of the 1993 interview elsewhere in the collection. It is interrupted briefly by a classical vocal singer recording, 6:25-9:32.

• 

  Interview with Elton George Clohecy, 1989 and Square Dance with the Geneseo String Band, Geneseo, NY, 1989 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This recording has an interview and square dance. [0:00-16:35, 1:23:32-2:27:24] The interview is with Elton Clohecy who talks possible relatives to Horace “Hod” Case. [16:36-1:32:24]The square dance has Jim Cain and Marvin “Mark” Hamilton calling.

• 

  Interview with Elton George Clohecy, 1989 and Square Dance with the Geneseo String Band, Geneseo, NY, 1989 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This recording has an interview and square dance. [0:00-16:35, 1:23:32-2:27:24] The interview is with Elton Clohecy who talks possible relatives to Horace “Hod” Case. [16:36-1:32:24]The square dance has Jim Cain and Marvin “Mark” Hamilton calling.

• 

  Interview with Emma McCart McDonald, Geneseo, NY, 1993

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Emma McCart McDonald talking about local musicians, dance events, her childhood, and songs she knows.

• 

  Interview with Emma McCart McDonald, Geneseo, NY, June 1991 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Emma McCart McDonald talking about local musicians, dance events, her childhood, and songs she knows.

• 

  Interview with Emma McCart McDonald, Geneseo, NY, June 1991 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Emma McCart McDonald talking about local musicians, dance events, her childhood, and songs she knows.

• 

  Interview with Francis Botts, Conklin, NY, 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Francis Botts, including listening to a recording of him playing music with other musicians.

• 

  Interview with Frank Passamonte, 1990s

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Frank Passamonte who talks about Italian music, Italian American music, and musicians he knows.

• 

  Interview with Frederick "Fred" Ladley, 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Frederick “Fred” Ladley talking about Scottish-American music and where he performed.

• 

  Interview with Frederick "Fred" Ladley, 1991

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Frederick “Fred” Ladley.

• 

  Interview with Gladys Dunton, Springwater, NY, 1985

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Gladys Dunton who talks about her father’s bandleading history. Gladys notes what music they played, where they performed, and who they competed against.

• 

  Interview with Glenn Wakefield, Ellington, NY, 1987

  James W. Kimball

  This recording has an interview and synopsis. The interview is with Glen Wakefield, Doug Seymour, Myrna Clark Peterson, and Sterl Van Arsdale who discusses the “Crooked S” and “Virginia Reel” dance figures. The synopsis is by James “Jim” Kimball about the interview.